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Hi Mike -

Take a look at our approach. Several of the pictures are annotated. We  
used aluminum bar stock also and located the seats 3 inches further aft  
than recommended. Both of us (6'3") are comfortable now. The rail  
extensions are hysoled into two slots cored out of the prepreg cover. WE  
split this cover so that we can remove the whole assembly for a seat at  
one time. We put the extensions in a cored out area because head room is  
also anticipated to be a problem and that 1/4" can make a difference.

Cheers,

JOhn